China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism released the 15th Five-Year Plan for cultural industry development, directing policy support to cultivate segmented cultural consumption among the silver economy, youth and parent‑child families and to meet experiential and personalized demand. The plan promotes a 'first‑release' economy—supporting new-product launches, drama premieres, exhibition debuts and theatre openings—aims to stimulate the ice‑and‑snow economy via festivals, performances, cultural‑c

China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism released the 15th Five-Year Plan for cultural industry development, directing policy support to cultivate segmented cultural consumption among the silver economy, youth and parent‑child families and to meet experiential and personalized demand. The plan promotes a 'first‑release' economy—supporting new-product launches, drama premieres, exhibition debuts and theatre openings—aims to stimulate the ice‑and‑snow economy via festivals, performances, cultural‑creative products and experiential offerings, and calls for orderly development of interactive social‑sharing consumption models.